Wisdom of the Crowd - Shirt Numbers
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Wisdom of the Crowd - Shirt Numbers
Just wondering if you could spare a couple of minutes to help me out?
basically I want to know the positions you associate with each shirt number in football, in a typical 442 system.
eg 1 = GK, 2 = RB
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Thanks
basically I want to know the positions you associate with each shirt number in football, in a typical 442 system.
eg 1 = GK, 2 = RB
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10
11
Thanks
Re: Wisdom of the Crowd - Shirt Numbers
You present this like it is some sort of opinion rather than factual ?!
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Aha, except I'd have #4 at CB and #6 in the midfield...
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As would I.truewhite15 wrote:Aha, except I'd have #4 at CB and #6 in the midfield...
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Nah... No.4 is for a midfield enforcer.
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And you'd both have it wrong then.Annoyed Grunt wrote:As would I.truewhite15 wrote:Aha, except I'd have #4 at CB and #6 in the midfield...
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Re: Wisdom of the Crowd - Shirt Numbers
Bruce Rioja wrote:And you'd both have it wrong then.Annoyed Grunt wrote:As would I.truewhite15 wrote:Aha, except I'd have #4 at CB and #6 in the midfield...
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this is exactly what is found. I took 6 as a centre half and 4 as a defensive midfielder as gospel, but I got picked up on it. this is the only discrepancy I have come across and when I get a few more responses I'll try and explain why.
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I'm sure Gudni Bergsson would disagree with you. As would Matt Mills.boltonboris wrote:Nah... No.4 is for a midfield enforcer.
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4 is definitely a midfielder.
Think 4. Greaves, 5. Jones, 6. Allardyce.
Or, more recently, 4. McAteer, 5. Seagraves, 6. Stubbs.
Although 4 has also, in my memory, been a left-sided midfielder, too. Robbie Savage and Paul Comstive.
But 5 and 6 are your central defenders. In a 442. In a 236, 4 would be you right-half, 5 your centre-half and 6 your left-half.
Think 4. Greaves, 5. Jones, 6. Allardyce.
Or, more recently, 4. McAteer, 5. Seagraves, 6. Stubbs.
Although 4 has also, in my memory, been a left-sided midfielder, too. Robbie Savage and Paul Comstive.
But 5 and 6 are your central defenders. In a 442. In a 236, 4 would be you right-half, 5 your centre-half and 6 your left-half.
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They're squad numbers. That changed everything.truewhite15 wrote:I'm sure Gudni Bergsson would disagree with you. As would Matt Mills.boltonboris wrote:Nah... No.4 is for a midfield enforcer.
Otherwise, you'll be arguing that 22 is a traditional goalkeeper's number.
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I bet OC is drooling uncontrollably at that stunning shapely 4-4-2.Prufrock wrote:You present this like it is some sort of opinion rather than factual ?!
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This is what I would put.Prufrock wrote:You present this like it is some sort of opinion rather than factual ?!
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I suspect 236 is illegal, but if you mean 235 you are correct. Those were the days, eh Tango?Puskas wrote:4 is definitely a midfielder.
Think 4. Greaves, 5. Jones, 6. Allardyce.
Or, more recently, 4. McAteer, 5. Seagraves, 6. Stubbs.
Although 4 has also, in my memory, been a left-sided midfielder, too. Robbie Savage and Paul Comstive.
But 5 and 6 are your central defenders. In a 442. In a 236, 4 would be you right-half, 5 your centre-half and 6 your left-half.
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236 involves playing a fly-goalie. This may or may not be legal, and hence may actually involve no goalie at all. This would definitely be legal, but possibly not wise.Montreal Wanderer wrote:I suspect 236 is illegal, but if you mean 235 you are correct. Those were the days, eh Tango?Puskas wrote:4 is definitely a midfielder.
Think 4. Greaves, 5. Jones, 6. Allardyce.
Or, more recently, 4. McAteer, 5. Seagraves, 6. Stubbs.
Although 4 has also, in my memory, been a left-sided midfielder, too. Robbie Savage and Paul Comstive.
But 5 and 6 are your central defenders. In a 442. In a 236, 4 would be you right-half, 5 your centre-half and 6 your left-half.
Otherwise, maybe I do mean 235...
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We played 2-3-5 when I was a boy tooMontreal Wanderer wrote:I suspect 236 is illegal, but if you mean 235 you are correct. Those were the days, eh Tango?Puskas wrote:4 is definitely a midfielder.
Think 4. Greaves, 5. Jones, 6. Allardyce.
Or, more recently, 4. McAteer, 5. Seagraves, 6. Stubbs.
Although 4 has also, in my memory, been a left-sided midfielder, too. Robbie Savage and Paul Comstive.
But 5 and 6 are your central defenders. In a 442. In a 236, 4 would be you right-half, 5 your centre-half and 6 your left-half.
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That was where Puskas played!Bruce Rioja wrote: Jimmy Phillips played Inside Left.
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Though there is some logic in their suggestion, which is quite absent in the actual case.Bruce Rioja wrote:And you'd both have it wrong then.Annoyed Grunt wrote:As would I.truewhite15 wrote:Aha, except I'd have #4 at CB and #6 in the midfield...
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Beat me to it, BRBruce Rioja wrote:And you'd both have it wrong then.Annoyed Grunt wrote:As would I.truewhite15 wrote:Aha, except I'd have #4 at CB and #6 in the midfield...
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